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To: Wade Parkhouse
From:
Colleen COllins, Associate Dean Graduate Programs
Date: February
28, 2011
Re: SGSC submission March 14 meeting
I would like to submit for consideration the following
programl
course changes that have
approved by our
faculty graduate studies committee.
v1.
Minor course changes: unit values for Special Topics Courses: Bus 652, 663
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from 2 to 3 units and for Bus 670 Accounting from 3 to 4 units.
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Calendar change to reduce the minimum number of required EMBA courses
(keeping
total units constant)
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Regards
Changes to EMBA to add an elective stream in Management in the
Americas
A four university consortium including SFU's Segal Graduate Program, Beedie School of Business; Owen
Graduate School of Management at Vanderbilt University; ITAM in Mexico City; and FIA at the University
of Sao Paulo,
have
come together to offer a second year
elective
stream for the EMBA in management
for the Americas. Students from each school will come together to form an international cohort who
will study together
in 8 Y2 day intensive courses at each partner institution for credit at their home
institution.
The stream will be known as the America's MBA (AMBA) stream of the EMBA.
We propose that this program be announced in spring 2011, allowing each school to admit 10.15 AMBA
students in the fall
of 2011. Academic programming specific to the AMBA would not begin until fall 2012
since AMBA participants integrate completely into existing year one
EMBA programming of two year
programs. Students belong
to their home school cohort in year one and then come together to join an
international cohort in their second year.
Each school provides their existing "normal" first year EMBA training at their home universities for 10.15
(additional) students; these students are enrolled in their home universities, and pay their home
university's tuition, and get
their degree from their home university. Courses will be
delivered
by each
of the four institutions,
however
students will
receive
regular credit for courses at their home
institution. A working group
of program chairs of the four universities is coordinating the course content
and delivery to ensure that there
is minimal overlap and that the courses fit within each program.
The proposed AMBA model is
very
efficient and minimizes additional faculty commitments
•
Each school's commitment is to teach two courses worth 5 units combined and host a g.day
residency as host school for the cohort of 40.60. Host schools will arrange company visits and cultural
experiences. Students pay
their own airfare, accommodations and meals in each location.
•
Faculty in year one of the existing EMBA will
have
up to 15 more students to teach/grade in year
1, but not in year 2.
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The entire stream will be delivered with the only additional facility requirement of one
classroom
for one week (8 days), chosen to take place non-peak times at the four partner schools.
As we look at the newly ranked and/or top ranked EMBA, a global partnership seems imperative. Many
schools have international campuses
or national and global partners-- from Wharton West to UNC's
OneMBA to Purdue's IMM. Such programs
have
helped keep schools solidly in the rankings. Darden
(new
to EMBA five years ago) is launching its Global EMBA this year. In Canada, Queens-Cornell and
Schulich-Kellogg EMBA's are top ranked. Currently there is no international EMBA with an America's
focus hosted internationally.
Students who choose to follow the America's MBA stream in the Segal Executive MBA program will take
the following courses:
First Year (core common to both streams)
Bus 681-4 Leadership
Bus 651-4 Managerial Economics
Bus 662-3 Special Topics: Negotiations
Bus 670-4 Accounting
Bus 603-4 Structure and Change in Organizations
Bus 615-4 Marketing
Bus 621-4 Information Technology and Organizational Transformation
Second Year (2 streams)
EMBA
Americas
EM BA
Bus 607-4 Strategy
Bus 607-4 Strategy (Global Perspective) (SFU)
Bus 602-4 Global Business
Bus 602-4 Global Business (SFU)
Bus 652-3 Special Topics: Ethics
Bus 652-3 Ethics and Corporate Social
Responsibility (FIA- University of Sao Paulo)
Bus 6xx-2 Special Topics: Emerging Markets (FIA-
University of Sao Paulo)
Bus 6xx-3 Special Topics: International
Competitiveness
(ITAM)
Bus 6xx-2 Special Topics: Family Business (ITAM)
Bus 663-3 Special Topics: New Ventures
Bus 663-3 New Ventures (Vanderbilt)
Bus 6xx-2 Special Topics: Innovation (Vanderbilt)
Bus 696-6 Applied Project
Bus 696-6 Applied Project (Global team)
The AMBA stream students
will pay the regular EMBA tuition despite the additional courses associated
with the stream as tuition is program fee based.
Calendar Language Addition
Following the list of courses ADD:
Students have two optional paths for the final two semesters of their program. They may choose the
SFU EMBA stream or opt to apply to the EMBA program to be considered for one of the limited spaces in
the management
in the Americas (Americas EMBA) stream. In the second year of the program, classes
in the EMBA stream are taught at SFU in the same format as the first year. Classes in the Americas EMBA
stream are taught in four 8 Y2 day intensive sessions in partnership with three other institutions at their
campuses: Owen Graduate School, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, USA; ITAM, Mexico City; and FIA,
University of Sao Paulo, Brazil. Courses in the Americas EMBA stream are similar to those in the EMBA
stream, but with a greater emphasis on international management. Several additional courses on
selected topics are
also included as well as country/ region specific sessions.
Further details on the EMBA and the Americas EMBA stream are provided on the program website:
www.beedie.sfu.ca/emba
Calendar change in number courses required for E1\'lBA (alnended) March 14,
2011
We are reducing the number of required courses in the EMBA from 14 to 13 because content from BUS
691 has been incorporated into BUS 652 Selected Topics- Ethics as well as BUS 607 Strategy. In addition,
the units
for BUS 652, BUS 670 Accounting and BUS 662 Negotiations have been increased
by
one unit
each.
The net change in units is zero.
FROM:
Program Requirements
To qualify
for the master of business administration degree, students must maintain a minimum average
grade
of B (3.0 GPA) and complete
±4
courses from the following list.
TO:
Program Requirements
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grade
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FACULTY OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Memo
To: Wade Parkhouse, Dean of Graduate Studies
From: Colleen Collins, Associate Dean, Graduate Programs
Date: February
7, 2011
Re: MBA program Internship requirement substitution
The MBA program would like to make the following change to the Internship requirement
in the MBA program for students who wish to enter
a. PhD program directly upon
completion of the coursework requirement for the MBA.
From:
Students must maintain a Ininimum 3.0 grade point average (OPA) (B average) and
complete 45 units
of prescribed courses as fo11o\""s.
BUS 727-0 1\1BA Internship
To:
Students lnust maintain a minin1um 3.0 grade point average (OPA) (B average) and
complete 45 units
of prescribed courses as fol1o\""s.
BUS 727-0 !\1BA Internship
**
** Students entering a PhD program following completion of the required courses above
may substitute a research assistantship during their first
or second term of the PhD
program for Bus 727 MBA
Internship.
Master Program - Business Administration
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• three confidential letters of reference mailed directly from the referees
• graduate management admission test (GMA T) results
• applicants whose primary language is not English, or whose previous
education
,:vas conducted in another language, lnllst submit evidence of
satisfactory completion of a standardized English test that is acceptable to the
University (see 1.3.2 Admission to a Graduate Diploma Program). The
minimum acceptable test scores are:
TOEFL 88 with a minimum of 20 in
each category (Internet based exam); or
TOEFL 570 and TWE 5 (paper based
exam); or
TOEFL 230 (computer based exam) and IELTS with a 7.0 overall
band score.
• a recent passport style photograph
• a current curriculum vitae
Program Requirements
Students must maintain a minimum 3.0 grade point average (GPA) (B average)
and
cOlnplete 45 units of prescribed courses as follo\vs.
Course
\\70rk follows three general themes: foundation (F), transfonnation (T) and
exploration (E).
• BUS 701-2 Strategyt (F)
• BUS 702-3 Marketing Management (F)
• BUS 703-3 Managerial Econolnics (F)
• BUS 704-3 Leadership and Team Building* (T)
• BUS 705-3 Financial/Managerial Accounting (F)
• BUS 706-2 Data and Decisions (F)
• BUS 707-2 Ethical Decision-lnaking (T)
• BUS 708-3 Finance (F)
• BUS 709-3 Managing Information (F)
• BUS 710-3 Emerging Markets* (F)
• BUS 711-3 Negotiation and Conflict Resolution (F)
• BUS 712-2 Cross-cultural Management (T)
• BUS 713-4 Essayst (E)
• BUS 714-3 New Ventures * (E)
• BUS 715-3 Operations Management (F)
, • BUS 716-3 Sustainability* (T)
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• BUS 727-0 I\1BA Internship (E)
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standing for
BUS
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diploma program
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~ompleted
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Resources:
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